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uno-navigation-panel-visibility

Implement visibility-based navigation using Panel or Grid controls.

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name
uno-navigation-panel-visibility
description
Implement visibility-based navigation using Panel or Grid controls.
when_to_use
Use when implementing lightweight content switching without `Frame` overhead via `Region.Navigator="Visibility"`, when serving as the content area inside `TabBar`, `NavigationView`, or responsive shells, or when all registered views should stay in the visual tree after injection.
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{"author":"uno-platform","version":"3.4","category":"navigation"}
# Uno Navigation Panel Visibility — Agent Skill This skill covers visibility-based navigation where the framework injects registered route views into an empty `Grid` and switches between them by toggling `Visibility`. This is the content-area pattern used inside TabBar, NavigationView, and responsive shell layouts. ## Workflow > **Docs lookup:** call `uno_platform_docs_search(...)` first, then `uno_platform_docs_fetch(sourcePath="…")` using the `sourcePath` field from a result (a relative `.md` path; add the result's `anchor` for a section). Never pass a URL, a `.html` link, or a hand-built path. ### Step 1: Fetch the Visibility Navigation Documentation ``` uno_platform_docs_search("Uno Navigation visibility based panel Grid Region.Navigator content switch") ``` Primary documentation pages: - **Define Regions**: `external/uno.extensions/doc/Learn/Navigation/Walkthrough/DefineRegions.md` - **Navigation Region Reference**: `external/uno.extensions/doc/Reference/Navigation/NavigationRegion.md` Fetch the define regions walkthrough: ``` uno_platform_docs_fetch(sourcePath="external/uno.extensions/doc/Learn/Navigation/Walkthrough/DefineRegions.md") ``` ## Key Principles (Stable) - Set `uen:Region.Navigator="Visibility"` on the content container Grid - Set `uen:Region.Attached="True"` on the same Grid - **The Grid marked with `uen:Region.Navigator="Visibility"` must be empty in XAML.** Do not add `Collapsed` child elements for each route. The navigation framework resolves registered routes and injects the corresponding views at runtime. - After injection, children are toggled via Visibility — all remain in the visual tree - Good for small numbers of views where you want instant switching - No back stack — just visibility toggles ## Typical Usage Pattern The visibility region Grid appears as the content area inside navigation shells: ```xml <!-- Inside a TabBar or NavigationView shell --> <Grid uen:Region.Attached="True" uen:Region.Navigator="Visibility" /> ``` The framework creates view instances from registered `RouteMap` entries and places them as children of this Grid, managing their `Visibility` as navigation occurs. ## Critical Rules - The Grid MUST have both `uen:Region.Attached="True"` AND `uen:Region.Navigator="Visibility"` - The Grid MUST be empty — do NOT pre-populate with collapsed child elements - Route names in `RouteMap` determine which views get injected - The parent navigation control (TabBar, NavigationView) drives which child becomes visible ## Related Skills - [[uno-navigation-regions]] — Region concepts - [[uno-navigation-contentcontrol]] — ContentControl-based switching (alternative) - [[uno-navigation-navigationview]] — NavigationView shell using visibility regions - [[uno-navigation-tabbar]] — TabBar shell using visibility regions - [[uno-navigation-responsive-shell]] — Responsive shell using visibility regions
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